Flower seeds dope "ballerina", mixture, terry, 3 pcs

Early Two-Treating compact variety (bush height up to 50 cm) flowering flowers, large, terry, up to 10 cm in diameter, up to 20 cm long, white-cream, golden-yellow, siren-purple coloring. Every day on each bush, up to 12 huge, fragrant flowers bloom. The leaves are petiole, large, with a slightly wavy edge. Fruits - prickly boxes with a large number of large seeds. Leaves, stems, flowers and the roots of the dope are poisonous. The plant is warm and photophilous. Seeds are sown in March-April for seedlings or directly into the open ground in May to a depth of not more than 0.5 cm. The seeds are skilled quite slowly (at a temperature of +20... +22 degrees, they germinate for 2 weeks). When transplanting a date into the ground, the root neck cannot be deepened. Care consists in abundant watering and top dressing. To stimulate flowering, it is necessary to remove faded flowers with formed ovaries every 1-2 days. A dope can be grown as a perennial tributary culture.